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Triangle Java Users Group is located in the Research Triangle Park, North Carolina. We meet monthly on topics related to Java.
Tymeac is a Java asynchronous process manager for backend server development. Tymeac provides a queuing facility, thread management and recursive processing with a minimal footprint that is easy to use.
Mailing List for Java users in Thailand. Any discussion relating to Java in Thailand or using/developing Java on Thai environment.
Translate AS1 is a compiler for Macromedia's ActionScript language. Scripts are compiled to generate the binary encoded actions and byte-codes that are executed by the Flash Player when a frame is displayed; a button is clicked or when a movie clip responds to a mouse or keyboard event. The code can be added to the objects in the Transform SWF framework or integrated with a third-party Flash library.
Translate AS1 greatly reduces the level of effort required to implement complex behaviours when implementing Flash files. Rather than generating individual action objects programmatically high-level ActionScript can be used - boosting productivity and reducing errors.
The Transform SWF framework is a collection of classes for each of the tags and data structures that make up the Flash (SWF) File Format Specification from Macromedia. The classes provide a completely object-based API for parsing, manipulating and generating Flash files. This allows Java applications to dynamically generate and update files that represent animations and documents which can be easily distributed and displayed on any platform that supports a graphical web browser.
Transform Utilities is designed to extend the functionality provided by the Transform SWF framework and support a higher level interface to reduce the level of effort required to implement applications. Transform Utilities simplifies the integration of sound and images into Flash file while text can be displayed using external font files allowing presentations to be localized for any spoken language.
Tina POS is a point of sales application designed for touch screens, supports ESC/POS ticket printers, customer displays and barcode readers. Its multiuser and has a great backoffice with a product entry form, reports and charts.
A blog on choices we make in software development and a little on their aftermath. Covers software management, usability, development tips, IDEs, and a little bit of everything else.
Very small footprint <60K Java Web Server and J2EE servlet container with JSP support. Ideal for embedded applications
Jamecs is the JAva ManagEd Content System, a full-featured, Open Source Community CMS for the Java(tm) 2 Enterprise Edition Web Environment, combining JDBC-driven content with the flexibility of advanced Java Technologies and a rich, flexible CMF API.
Tasian is a framework for developers of J2EE to create web-based user interfaces that rival the capabilities of rich-client or desktop-based applications.
Tasian provides developers with an object-oriented, event-driven architecture for web-based application development. It removes the developer from having to think in terms of "page-centric" applications and enables him/her to develop under a component and application-centric paradigm as like developing a C/S application. Knowledge of HTML, HTTP, and javaScript is not required, all these have been implement inside the framework. Tasian will provides a IDE plugin based on eclipse to quicken the speed of development aslo in future.
Tasian is a light-weight framework and less resource needed in server as like pure JSP. It simulates the mechanism of .NET to store the state of comoponent, no session has been stored for application.
Tasian is a free product, you can use it to develop bussiness application and redistribute it, but you haven't the privilege of modifying its source code.
To improve the productivity of application development, Tasian also provides an IDE based on eclipse, so you can breezily design the window's UI .
Tasian Support Services offers commercial support and consultation for all Tasian software products.
A lightweight Ajax based rich internet application (RIA) view-layer framework that allows you to easily build applications for the web using an event-driven GUI programming model. The framework is pure Java from a developer’s perspective and therefore it does not require the developer to work with HTML, CSS or client-side JavaScript. While virtually any web application can be built, when it comes to enterprise applications, the framework excels with its highly interactive and rich user interface components. Live demos are available directly from the project website, as well as a number of screen shots that showcase various applications that have been built on the framework.
We are developing recombinant text -- a new medium of collaborative design and composition.
Tulsa Java Developers is Tulsa's newest and only Java User Group (JUG).
We meet the first Monday of every month, unless there's a holiday.
Weighing roughly 45KB, rupy is probably the smallest Java NIO HTTP server in the world.
Rupy is inherently non-blocking asynchronous, which makes it the ideal candidate for high concurrency real-time applications serving dynamic data.
Tested with acme, rupy performs on average ~1500 requests per second (RPS). To put that figure in perspective; acme doesn't use keep-alive, so that means 1500 unique TCP connections serving dynamic content per second! Thanks to NIO and an event queue to avoid selector trashing, this figure degrades gracefully under high concurrency.
TUER is a FPS written in Java and using JOGL, JOGG and JORBIS (JGN, JMC and Jmencode soon). The scene takes place in a museum, you have to shoot all robots with your rocket launcher in order to complete the stage.
The Prosciutto Project is defined around an open source, data-driven mobile application engine implemented in J2ME. You could think of it as a rapid application development framework, or a distributable mobile application engine that aims to address the problem of device fragmentation. The idea behind it is that of the use of a very basic markup language in order to define UI objects and behavior. The string representation (i.e., markup lanaguage) will be interpreted by ZAMAE (ZA Mobile Application Engine) in order to produce a graphical, on screen representation ("appearance") of each object defined, and with a specific behavior for each object as well.
Tulsa Java Developers will mirror Enterprise Java Development in the fact that we will cover a multitude of technologies from: Swing, EJB, JavaServer Pages, JavaServer Faces, as well as, other alternative languages.
A web online (Ajax - Java) application designed to facilitate the work activities of stimulation, cause-effect, encouraging movements for people with mental disabilities. It can be used with touch screens and interactive whiteboards.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/tocalapantalla
